Sentence examples for eloquent note from inspiring English sources

It was an eloquent note to Lydia Bixby, a Massachusetts widow believed to have lost five sons during the Civil War.

A few days after the tour closed last week, Mayer posted an eloquent note to his bandmates and "the GDEU "Grateful Dead Extended Universe)," describing each show on stage as "a beautiful adventure" before going on in a more personal vein.

There is also an eloquent historical note by the author.

But an extensive, eloquent program note indicated that Mr. Bell was after bigger game.

He will depart on an eloquent grace note if it turns out to be his last.

The first half ends on a breathtakingly eloquent, simple note with a solo, "State of Dis-Ease," performed by Ms. Garrison and set to music by the jazz composer Jimmy Garrison, who is her father.

'I could never manage those rhyming couplets at the end of scenes.' " In a surprisingly deft and eloquent grace note to this true magnum opus, Mr. Vidal suddenly fades forward to the millennium, gliding past the success of his currently revived 1960 play "The Best Man" and away to his home in Ravello, Italy, in a condition that he characterizes as "ancient".

Obama was most eloquent in noting how popular nonviolent struggles were the driving agent of change in the region, and how this had in many ways made al-Qaeda decreasingly relevant even before the killing of Osama bin Laden earlier this month.

We applaud her eloquent summary and note four key areas she highlights.

The bass Kwangchul Youn, who also sang under Mr. Hengelbrock in Madrid, was again a surpassingly eloquent Gurnemanz, each note rounded and each phrase haunted.

I was so moved by the risk my new friend took in "friending" me, for his courage in responding to me, and for his eloquent and humble note.